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Lowest year-over-year revenue-growth variability

Companies ranked mechanically by the population standard deviation of the four year-over-year revenue growth rates over the latest five consecutive fiscal years, from SEC companyfacts. Rows additionally require a five-year CAGR of at least 0%, so low variability is not reported for a shrinking revenue base without saying so.

Descriptive ranking — not investment advice. Mechanical ranking by stated metric from SEC/FRED data; not a recommendation, endorsement, or investment judgment. As of: 2026-09-25. See Disclaimer.

• Ranked companies can have different latest fiscal-year ends, which affects temporal comparability.
• Period-end comparability: ranked values span fiscal period-ends from 2025-07-26 to 2026-07-31 (a 12-month spread), so the ranking compares companies over different reporting periods; row-level offsets are shown relative to modal period end 2025-12-31.
• This ranking spans companies in different accounting regimes (financial-sector and operating companies); financial-sector figures such as revenue and margins are defined differently and may not be directly comparable across regimes.
• Five-year figures use five consecutive fiscal-year revenue points (four year-over-year transitions). Companies missing any fiscal year in the window are omitted rather than interpolated.
• Comparisons across industries are not apples-to-apples: revenue and assets are defined differently by industry (for example, a bank's revenue is interest/fee income, and a REIT's revenue is lease income).
• Minimum base-year revenue floor: $100.0M.
• Computed for 1672 of 2825 covered companies; companies with negative five-year revenue CAGR remain eligible for the highest-revenue-growth-variability table but are omitted from this low-variability table by design; companies missing a required same-fiscal-year input, failing the annual period-spacing gate, or below the stated floors are omitted rather than estimated.

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